Bodog.com's $100k paid from its own pockets for the tournament
By Arthur Levine, May 8th 2007On this weekend's Bodog.com's $100k Sunday guaranteed only 791 players competed, which means that the attendance dropped with more than 100 players compared to last week's tournament. Last week 927 competed, and because of this difference of players the site had to pay $20,900 to match the guarantee.
The money spread around to all the prizes, but the grand prize remained unchanged: $25,000. The winner was Mr.SirSands, who made an incredible comeback. At one point of the game he had only $74,000, but he managed to come back and defeat his opponents.
In the heads up he competed against Robert Paulson, and it took him only 2 minutes to win. SirSands had a flush and called when his opponent went all-in. He won $25,000, while his opponent took home $14,300.
These are the results of the Bodog.com's $100k Sunday:
Place/Name/Prize
1st SirSands $25,000
2nd ROBERT PAULSON $14,300
3rd Chris Saxton $9,200
4th Poker Machine $6,900
5th Hoop Deville $5,500
6th BigB1r $4,500
7th cryogenicman $3,500
8th juancito888 $2,500
9th kdk175 $1,600
The money spread around to all the prizes, but the grand prize remained unchanged: $25,000. The winner was Mr.SirSands, who made an incredible comeback. At one point of the game he had only $74,000, but he managed to come back and defeat his opponents.
In the heads up he competed against Robert Paulson, and it took him only 2 minutes to win. SirSands had a flush and called when his opponent went all-in. He won $25,000, while his opponent took home $14,300.
These are the results of the Bodog.com's $100k Sunday:
Place/Name/Prize
1st SirSands $25,000
2nd ROBERT PAULSON $14,300
3rd Chris Saxton $9,200
4th Poker Machine $6,900
5th Hoop Deville $5,500
6th BigB1r $4,500
7th cryogenicman $3,500
8th juancito888 $2,500
9th kdk175 $1,600
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